The attorneys representing the prosecutors in question argue that while prosecutors are immune from lawsuits when acting within the scope of their job, state bar and disciplinary agencies provide sufficient punitive mechanisms to punish prosecutors for misconduct.
The characters in "The Finkler Question" argue about these matters the way characters in Mr. Jacobson's 10 previous novels often have: stubbornly, exhaustively and relentlessly, to the point where they all but paralyze narrative.
Resolution does not appear to be feasible without begging the question, arguing in a circle, or engaging in infinite regress.
He devised the teach-in a forum in which teach-in and students could question, argue, and discuss the immediate political and social issues—as a peaceforumay to protest the Vintnam which
As in the cases from Guantánamo Bay, the question argued on Tuesday was one of federal court jurisdiction: whether the courts can hear challenges brought by two men, both United States citizens, to the validity of their detention and proposed transfer.
By contrast, the new actualist just rests with their nonconcreteness at the world in question, and argues that that should suffice to account for our intuition that such objects "are not to be found" in such a world.
The movies in question, Frank argued, aren't procedurals or whodunits, they're character studies and sociological investigations.
The reporter, Jim DeRogatis, who was sent the tape in question, has argued that his actions are protected under the First Amendment.
Aldi — which has long since stopped selling the dessert in question — has argued that its product couldn't possibly be said to exploit the champagne brand or mislead consumers.
When the NDP's justice critic, Françoise Boivin, asked about the bill in Question Period, arguing that it paves over Canadians' right to free expression, MacKay would only say that his department examined the bill, and concluded that it's constitutional.
